凹陷 | āo xiàn | to cave in; hollow; sunken; depressed | |
凹凸 | āo tū | concave or convex; bumps and holes; uneven (surface); rugged | |
凹版 | āo bǎn | intaglio printing plate (or a print made with it) | |
凹镜 | āo jìng | concave mirror | |
凹凸不平 | āo tū bù píng | uneven (surface); bumpy (road) |
贾平凹 | jiǎ píng wā | Jia Pingwa (1952-), Chinese novelist |
1 | The damage was very noticeable, but the driver never bothered to repair the dented side door. | |
2 | A local tradition, which evidently exaggerates matters, says that two thousand horses and fifteen hundred men were buried in the hollow road of Ohain. | |
3 | I concede that they may be hard to detect in the beginning, but like a concave bowl, with everything gathered together in the middle that you can only understand when you come out. | |
4 | A blonde was driving home one night and got caught in the middle of a real bad hail storm. With hailstones as big as golf balls, her car got dented up pretty badly. | |
5 | The disaster of the hollow road had decimated, but not discouraged them. |